When Ye An, a scumbag student in accounting, slept in the library holding a CPA textbook like a "human bookmark", he never imagined that he would be dragged into the vortex of time and space by a 15th-century "Principles of Double-Entry Bookkeeping." Her first stop was London in 1843, which smelled of quill ink. She was wearing a whalebone skirt and was starved of oxygen, but an inexplicable man stuffed her with a "medieval handbook" filled with roses and anchor chains - oh no, it was the East India Company's shipwreck claims account. The debit is on the right and the credit is on the left, and 1 shilling = 12 pence. She even used George IV silver coins as a calculator, and finally gave her a score of 62! You look down on it openly! ! However, it's not a loss, haha, if this is the end of the semester, I should thank the teacher for his "favour of not killing". The most amazing thing is that in the Canyon of Kings, she actually used the standard cost method to find out the inscribed factory receipt list forged by Yuange's puppet. Watching the red light of "Property Damage and Spills to be Processed" emitted from the defense tower, she finally realized - it turns out that profiteers in every world cannot escape the law of true fragrance that loans and debits must be equal.
Concept: Numbers don't lie, talents do